Principia legis & æquitatis: being an alphabetical collection of maxims, principles or rules, definitions and memorable sayings in law and equity

Principia legis & æquitatis: being an alphabetical collection of maxims, principles or rules, definitions and memorable sayings in law and equity

by Thomas Branch

Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 6405, no. 15.

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